Daily Hanzi Nov 2026 – Mar 2028

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November 2026

十一月

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Sunday

星期日

Monday to Friday each bring three new words: a noun, a verb, and another kind of word (adjective, adverb, measure word, pronoun, phrase and so on). Saturday lists the week’s 15 words for review; Sunday turns them into a self-test.

Each 2027 month teaches its theme’s most commonly used words. November and December 2026 are a warm-up with the next most common words from every theme, and January to March 2028 finish with the less common ones. When a festival falls on a weekend, its words come on the nearest weekday.

Cantonese uses traditional characters in Hong Kong and Macau. Where everyday spoken Cantonese prefers a different word, it is shown under “In spoken Cantonese”. Jyutping tones: 1 high · 2 high rising · 3 mid · 4 low falling · 5 low rising · 6 low.

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Stroke-order animation and writing checks by Hanzi Writer; stroke data from Make Me a Hanzi, based on Arphic fonts (Arphic Public License).